Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-30
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN ERANCIsco Sant


FIGURING quote net cash prices for Cal
ifornia: Best Family, 81 1904 80 p Dbl; Bakers
extra. Sit94 20; Supertine, 81 9O@S 20.
WHEAT-Sample trading continues dull,
while the prospect is not favorable for any i'm
mediate change for the better The situation in
Liverpool, according to private cables. is re-
ported as improving. Should there be any per-
manent establishment of higher prices at that
center it is more than likely that moderate ac-
tivity at least would be created in local circles
At the moment 81 25 a c.l is about full figure
for No l shipping grade Millers pay 81 SOFA
s. and occasionally 81 40 for selection.
BARLEG-While holders of few fancy lots
of feed decline to accept less than 9Oc, the mar
ket is not quotable at over SIC. as buyers will
pay no more and they appear to satisfy their
wants. Brewing is quotabie at 81 lo@1 i2119 for
old and 95c@sl for new. Chevalier is nominal
at 921&c@sl for coast and 81 2O@1 10 for bay
OATS-Continue in liberal supply; rates
unchanged. Choice Feed, 81 35d1 40 No. l
Feed, 81 1901 IS; No. 2, 81 15@1 % q Mill
ing, Sl i5gI 90; Surprise, 81 45@l 80; Black,
CORN = Large Yellow, 81 ~; small do.
81 ~; White, 81 20 2 ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S266D27 r ton
CORNMEAL-Miller quote Feed at S27G2S =
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 so per ton
for old process and s27 90 Z ton for new process
at the mills.
SEEDS We quote Mustard, Brown, 81 so
as; Yellow. s. 2o@2 TO 2 ctl; Canary, S@315c;
Alfalfa. 71a6Sc q ID; Flax. 81 9012 Is q ctl
MIDDLINGS-M with fair inquiry. Quot
able at $4,000 2 ton.
HAY-Over 700 tons arrived to-day Wheat.
Sl$@l6 Barley, $40 to SIS; Dat, Sll@4 Alfalfa,
S10t610 80 q ton.
sTRAW-Quotable at 35@5Oc p bale.
H0PS-Bad accounts of the British crop are
reported. Local trade is inactive. Nominally,
qnotable at 12@14c 2 III.
BRAN-Quotable at S15@16 p ton.
RIE.From 81 40 10 81 So 2 ctl will embrace
all qualities.
BUCKwHEAT-Quota at 81 O5@1 10 p ctl,
according to quality.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s22@23 2
POTATOES-Reeeipts continue large. River
Reds, 10000; Jersey Blues 60@.S0c; Burbank
Seedlings, 6Oc@s1; Early Rose. 5O@7Oc; Peerless,
5O965c; Garnet Chile, coarse p ctl; Sweet, 81
al 25 2 ctl.
ONIoNs-Quotable at 5O@.55c ctI
DRIED PEAs-We quote: Green, 81 25@1 IS;
Niles, 81: Blackeye, 81 121aQ al % q ell.
BEANS-We quote: BayOs, 81 10 to 81 20;
Butter. 81 75@2 %; Pink, 81 40@1 20; Red, 81 40
to s. As; Lima, s22 65 Pea. s. 15@2 so: Small
TEGErABLES-High prices are asked for
Lima Beans, Supplies of Corn are in excess Of
market wants and values are soft. Tomatoes
we quote jobbing lots: Lima Beans 2@211c q %:
Egg Plant, 25C@S5c p box; Cucumbers, $50
35c Q box; picking Cucumbers, 50@75c 2 box !;
214@21ac d 10 :; Tomatoes, 25@3Oc q box ;
Green Corn, S0@75c q box Green Okra, 50G
55c 2 box; String Beans. 3@4c = b. Summer
squash uasRh s. 40' tom s s2a Marr0 "
l5c q dozen; Carrots, 85@52c p ctl: Turnfps,
25950c e ctl: Beets. 75c@S1 g sack; Parsnips
5oc9sl q ell; Cau!ifower, 50965c q dozen !;
Cabhage, 5OG15c 2 Cd: Garlic, 114c a b ;
Celery. 50G160c a dozen Dry Peppers, S91Oc :
Dry Okra, 15ds20c y h.
FRUIT-The market is crowded with Grapes
Scarcity of Peaches keeps prices for this de-
scription somewhat high. Berries are in favor
at ruling rates. No choice Bartlett Pears are
now seen. We quote: Cape Cod Cranberries,
! n.11l han
Wine Grapes, $1,000 Z ton Huckleberries,
5G6c q h; Crab Apples 25G50c = box; Can
taloupes, 75c@sl % 2 crate; Watermelons, SOLO
100; Grapes, 25g$5c q box, for ordi-
50G375c; Isabella, 65d90c II box; Rose
of Peru, soc: Peaches, 5Oc@S1 p bx; Apples,
Bartlett, 56c@sI Is > box; Figs, Zoe > box
for black; strawberries, si@5 - chest; Black
berries, 81 a. e chest; Plums, ease
d m MEXICAN s4ds lii LINES $1sG boz Lemons
mon, and S3@3 so p box for choice; Bananas.
81 500 70 so hnuch: Pineaoples s3G5 = dozer
DRIED FRUIT Sun-dried Apples, z1a65c;
2 b for sliced and 3l9@4c TOR qrlartered Al
den and Plummer, 9@l0c; Apcicots, 12414c for
dried bleached; do, sun-dried 9GlOc
slaekberries, lO@l2s Figs, 5s6c for pressed
layers, and 99l0c for kegs; Sectarines,
S@10c; Peaches, 20d22c for peeled, and 9GI1c
for unpeeled; Pears, 4g5c for whole aud 10
l0@12c for pitted and &c for unpitted: Ger
man Prunes S69c: French Prunes Sa3lOc q n:
Raisins London Layers, 81 50@1 10 = boz. with
20a25c advance for fractions: Common 81 loo
l 35 y box.
H0NEY-We quote as follows: Comb, white,
12@l5c; extra white, 151a al6c: dark, SG}10c Ex-
tracted-Clear white, 614G61ac; amber; 53l@6c;
candied, 514G515c p h
BUTTER-There is no demand for fancy
grades. with steadiness in values, owing to the
scarcity of this class of stock. We quote: Fancy
4I7ac; good to choice. S5@45c fair, 2563Oc;
mixed lots, 17@20c; frkin, 23G25c for fancy
2OG2219c for good, and I591Sc p 70 for poor to
fair picked roll, 27@S0c p 70. Eastern, $50
1fc Z ~, n i9r ordinary to fairly good quality.
to choice, eased, and 11@l2c for fair to good
EGGS-some Oregon are on.:he market, offer.